WD Tikar Tribe Mask beaded necklaces

WD Tikar Tribe Mask beaded necklacesThe Tikar are a group of related ethnic groups in Cameroon. They live primarily in the northwestern part of the country near the Nigerian border. Generally, ancient masks in the Kingdom were symbols of power to the owner. Tikar masks are some of the most desirable in African art. Masks of this type are used during agricultural festivities, such as during harvest ceremonies. The basic concept of these rituals was the belief that the soil is sacred,

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This Queen Idia Mask (Festac) is crafted by hand from ebony wood and is 14 inches tall

Brass foil etching of birds and other animals by master artist Professor Bruce Onobrakpeya

Experience the unique charm of Lagos with the Mini-Danfo Koropé

these earrings are sure to make you stand out

Unleash your inner fashionista with our Zulu Beaded Necklaces

Made from high-quality materials

crafted with small gourds and cowrie shells

Bring natural beauty into your home with the 'High Tide' abstract painting

these earrings are sure to be an eye-catching and beautiful addition to your collection

it adds elegant sparkle to your wrist

The basic concept of these rituals was the belief that the soil is sacred